Iran: The export license for tomato paste was extended until the end of January

Published 2020년 12월 28일

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The Director General of the Export and Import Regulations Office of the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade in Iran, Saeed Abbaspour, has announced that the export of tomato paste will be permitted until the end of January 2021, as requested by producers. The export will adhere to the set regulations and will be limited to aseptic paste, which is stored in special bags for two to three years and is not meant for domestic consumption. This decision aims to benefit both the producers and the government by allowing the country to earn more currency through exports, while also ensuring customer protection and preventing interruptions in sales.

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According to ISNA, Saeed Abbaspour, Director General of the Export and Import Regulations Office of the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade (Samat) in a letter to the Customs announced that the export of tomato paste in different packages and volumes in accordance with export and import regulations by the end of January This year is unimpeded. Earlier, the export of aseptic paste (not bulk) was released until the end of November and December, and the producers had requested that the lifting of the ban on the export of tomato paste be extended, because on the one hand the government now needs currency and on the other hand customer protection Export is not easy and if there is an interruption between the sale of the product, the customer is lost, which is to the detriment of the producer and the country. Aseptic tomato ...

Source: Isna